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My designs started improving after this realisation. Early on, I believed good design meant doing more. More colours. More elements. More visible effort. If a design felt simple, I assumed it was weak. With experience, I realised something import

GPUs Are Dying Faster Than EverWhen I was a kid, my dad bought a PC for his office work and I used to play games on it for hours without any issues. That thing felt like heaven and lasted for years. Now I’ve bought a new PC for myself, and it’s barel

You know what's crazy? Steve Jobs once said — “You can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backward.” And the older I get, the more this hits. Ever looked back at something that felt like a failure back then… but n

What’s your view on therapy/hypnotherapy? Please share your experience if you’ve gone through it. Because… Last night, while I was out with a couple of acquaintances, I realised another bias of mine, I have recommended my friends to go for therapy b

💭 From Clutter to Clarity: My Second Attempt at Node.js When I first started learning Node.js, it felt like chaos. Nothing was making sense — callbacks, servers, middleware… everything felt cluttered. Days passed, and I started to lose confidence.

Day 9 of risking everything to build something bigger than myself. Today felt good. I finally fixed the errors from yesterday and everything started making sense again. I was able to fully implement the onboarding screens, signup, login and even the

The first book I ever read was Founder’s Office by Sarthak Ahuja. When I read it years ago, I didn’t really get it. I was too early in my journey to understand what it was trying to teach. Reading it again now felt completely different. The way Sart

The Past 2 Days Without ChatGPT… For the past two days, I’ve been getting constant “Authentication Error” messages on ChatGPT and I haven’t been able to use it at all. At first, it was just frustrating. But then it hit me: I’ve genuinely come to

Failed in Public: Week 1 - Survived. It's been a full week since my launch fell flat on its face. The plan was to "build in public," but it quickly became a lesson in "failing in public." There was no magic moment this week. No sudden flood of users.

Most people start their Monday with a to-do list. I start mine by making sure I have *no* pending emails. This Monday was the first working day at The Clueless Company after 9 days of Diwali and Gujarati New Year holidays. And just like every singl